The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: resumen de Chapter 18
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In Chapter 18, Dorothy asks the Winged Monkeys to take her to Kansas, but their king explains that they cannot leave their country or cross the desert. Following the soldier’s advice, she decides to seek Glinda in the south, and all three companions agree to join her despite the dangers.
Qué sucede
- Dorothy mourns Oz’s departure and wipes the Tin Woodman’s tears so that he does not rust.
- The Scarecrow rules the Emerald City, but Dorothy still wants to return to Kansas.
- Dorothy summons the Winged Monkeys, whose king explains that they cannot cross the desert.
- The soldier suggests asking Glinda for help and warns that the southern road contains dangers.
- The Lion, Tin Woodman, and Scarecrow agree to accompany Dorothy, and they plan to leave the next morning.
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Monkey King’s refusal closes off Dorothy’s proposed route home. She must seek a different source of help.
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Why does the soldier suggest asking Glinda for help?
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